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> Clearly I can understand not-English, why was German so hard? I'm reminded of a Mexican friends mother, she and her aunts went to Europe. They loved loved It
by Gibbon1 3y ago
> Clearly I can understand not-English, why was German so hard?
I'm reminded of a Mexican friends mother, she and her aunts went to Europe. They loved loved Italy. Partly because if an Italian spoke slow and clearly they could understand what the person was saying.
My experience with C# for instance was it was really easy to pickup. Because snippets of code are generally C like and procedural.
Heard the above about said about go. If you know Java and JavaScript you probably know go already.
I found python not too hard because I knew perl sort of. Mostly enough experience with it to avoid it.
I suspect if you know C++ and a ML language Rust is a breath of fresh air. But if you don't it's not. It's gross. And very very slow iteration times.
- PennRobotics 3y agoA ML language is where I'm lacking. That probably explains why most of my CS major peers are more enamored with Rust. As long as I stick to Embedded Rust, I can use work time to learn more. I'll probably plan that between my current projects these next few months.
- Gibbon1 3y agoThis self taught Mexican genius had an amusing description of ML languages. You look at the code and go what? Then you cock your head and it's still what. And then you turn your head sideways and suddenly it makes sense. Then you look at code in another language and go what?